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No I was banned / disabled/ something right before the attack which was ~5 days ago

mmmhmm, I wasn't going to actually bring it up, the only reason I did was because darwin got banned to.

Lol, I was banned too for no reason either.

Fran is Canadian, personally I do not know whom he is.

Maybe so, but it wouldn't take more then a few minutes to right a script that proxies between the sites. Mainly just lazy I assume and they didn't do it.

With a customer the size of le* something could be done. Like a small proxy script. Now it does, before no.

I mean why else would they keep resisting SSL if it was only one click and done?

I don't think they have a business plan, otherwise why wouldn't they enable the Free SSL included. 

They keep having issues with cloudflare. 

Maybe if KVM and in LA, otherwise no.

Here is the convo on IRC in case anyone is curious. 

Many providers here run there portal on separate networks to make sure this doesn't happen. They also add DDOS protection and other things to help keep support sites up, and for there good customers they have other non-take down methods of communication. I.e. twitter, facebook, etc.  Not...

You clearly don't understand. You are trying to run a consumer grade hard drive in a large chassis with lots of other drives in a very tough RAID setup. You clearly show that you have little to no understanding of what you are doing. TLER is vital for your setup and is most likely the cause of...

Happy Birthday!!!!

http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/996/~/support-for-wd-desktop-drives-in-a-raid-0-or-raid-1-configuration You used a setup that isn't acceptable as per WD. It is your own fault for running said setup with raid6. Red drives are not designed for those type of loads.

It depends, sometimes for small personal or quick things i just do it. I know how to revert, for larger things, I generally test.  However, I generally do apt-get update on my stuff anyways, and if there is issues, I look into them. 

Woot, anycast here I come :) Who wants a faster cdn.content-network.net?

From my understanding and general deployments, RAID 5/6 is very tough on hard drives. Yes, it has better chance for surviving a drive failure then Raid10, but it is more complicated and thus harder.  This is also why most normal drives including RED drives aren't suggested to be used with RAID...

I am sorry, but you have no idea what you are talking about.

The problem may more over be the fact you are using RAID 6. Raid 5/6 is very very damaging on hard drives.